I was watching an episode of No Ordinary Family today on Hulu, and a quote resinated in my head: "Your first word was 'no'."
From my limited experience of babies, I believe a babies first words are usually mommy, daddy, or no. Yes is probably not it. Is it a way of the times? Could it be the way we think and talk to our kids?
"Are you done?" as the obvious answer is a no for a growing child.
"No, no, no" as the baby does something wrong.
Do we just not praise our babies while they are young? Does an infant have a self-esteem? Should we cater to it at such a early age? Would it effect the mentality of the child later in life?
Maybe we, as a society should mix it up a bit and use 'yes' more often. Imagine a cheerful world where 'yes' is more common than 'no.'
The baby that said "Yes!"
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